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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10
DALLAS.
Scarcity Of Neutrality-suspicious. Ter the
State Fair and Confederate Reunion.

Scarcity Of Water-Preparation Fer the
State Fair and Confederate Reunion.
Special 10 the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Aug. This evening
Deputy Sherifs Ferguson aud Carson ar
rested q notorious negro crap shooter,
etc named Andrew Williams, VINO gave
bonds in three cases. Several weeks ago
Sheriff Lewis and five deputies went to
the Caruth place, five miles from town,
and made q raid on q barn, in which g
dozen or more negroes had assembled and
were playing craps. Several arrests were
made, but Williams made g desperate
effort and succeeded in making his ee-
cape, but not before ne attempted to kill
Carson. Since that time he has been
lodging the officers and they have been
on tbs nunt until to-day they succeeded
in capturing him.
DR.. Carter says that Leroy Goodwin,
who was shot by Walter Phillips, is in q
critical condition.
Allie Smith struck Ohicer Schroeder or
the head last night with 8 billiard cue,
intiictlng bad wound. Smith was ar
rested and fined SlO his morning in the
Recorders court.
There are large number Of wOTkmen
engaged at the state fair grounds making
extensive improvements and preparing
for the coming fair.
Signs Of the Confederate reunion aTe
beginning to show themselves on the
streets The preparations will be extern
sive and complete.
Walter Phillips, who shot Leroy Good
win, had an examination before Recorder
Brown and was discharged.
Your correspondent has been asked TO
state that the report which has been Cir
culated that gate fee would be Charged
to the Confederate reunion at the fail
grounds is not true. There viii be nc
gate fee.
Peter Johnson of Cedar Hill has been
adjudged insane. This is the second time
in twelve months.
Thomas Seeman, G tailor and out OF
work, was invited to take supper with
Mr. Knapp last night, the two men having
been ole acquaintance. MIR. Knapp let
the supper table, ss he stated, leaving
Seeman with his (Klapp'e} wife. When
Knapp left he laid ten dollar bill dowr
on the table for his wife. Mrs. Klapp's
attention was called from the supper
table, when Seeman seized the money and
decamped. Subsequently he was srrested
and is now in all.
The supply OF water from the water
works has considerably decreased. 1t
the dry weather continues water will ge'
scarce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10
AUSTIN.
Ohartersd-The Land CIass,tiers Hard AT
Work.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. 3 The following
charter was fled to-day Texas Farm
and Ranch Publishing Company Of Dial.
las, capital $50 600; incorporators, + I
Holland, a. j. Porter, William \ c.
Knox.
Over 100000 acres of school lands
have been leased under the
new law. Tae commissioners to
classify the lands have been
active in their work, aud it is expected
that withln sixty days sufficient guam
tity will be ready to PUT on the market to
supply all possible demand of purcha ses
by ac;ual settlers, and the classihers Will
be able to keep ahead OF all demands.
The assessment rolls of Wilson county
show an increase OF S3l2,Sj3.
Commissioner Foster, under advice Of
his physician, left this evening for Mil
waukee, Wis. The business of t he eff e
viii be conducted By Miss Bette Brews-
ter, tie efficient and accomplished chic:
clerk.
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The Oah:e safe Mar.

NEW YORK, Aug. g. Gen. II. w Bar
low says nothing has been done to-day IN
reference to the read iustment of ca5le
rates, although the managers Of every
company are anxious to have material
increase in the present figures. "The
Commercial Company" said General
Barlow, "Is willing TO go forty cents, no
higher" He further said that If rate
was not fixed at about tast notch the pub
lie must not be surprised to see rates ct q
very low point in a few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10
WEAThERFORO.
The Fire Departments Anniversary Osle-
brated-A Prisoner Escapes Personal.

The Fire Departments Anniversary Cele-
brated- Prisoner Escapes-Porsonai.
special to the Gazette
WEATHERFORD, TEX, Aug. The
celebration Of the ire department last
night at.tne residence of Mr.. G NJ. Bowie
was g grand success, and every oRe who
attended express themselves as highly
pleased with the entertainment. Prompt
ly at s O'Clock the procession formed in
front of the Masonic hall, headed by tie
Weatherford Comet band, and proceeded
through the principal streets to the
squsre, where the procession was photo
graphed. They disbsnded thep, and at S
O'Clock the crowd began to gather at the
hospitable home of Mr. 6 NJ Bowie, where
| everything was in readiness for the coca
sion. After the crowd had promensded
on the beautiful lawn for about two hours
| they began to gather around the platform
10 witness the competitive drill of
the Frontier Guards. The prize was
a handsome gold medal presented
by Protection Engine Company, No. l, to
the best drilled man, and Vas awarded to
| Corporal Henry Means, who went through
the whole drill without making q single
error. When the drill was over supper
was announced, and after supper dancing
wss Ell joyed until 8 late hour
2. b. Rosenbury, q convict who was
working on the poor farm in this county,
escaped some few days ego and was being
brought back from WaXaDachle by Sheriff
Sisk this morning. and while at the Union
depot at Fort Worth he saw good
chance during some excitement TO make
another escape, which he did ss NJ. Sjsk
turned his head. MIR. Sisk ssys he had q
bran new pair OF handouts on the pris-
oner, and he hates very much to lose
them.
Miss Carrie Bsrthold left this morning
for Baird on g two weeks visit to rela-
tiVeS
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A'Good Ran.
special - the Gazette.

Np"CId . vac NFAAtEle,
DENTON, Ten, Aug. This section
was visited this evening by real good
rain which b7 no means came before il
WAS needed. The small showers which
have been falling in spots over the county
for week CT more have been counter
acted by the intensely hot weather aud
have done little or no good, but the rain
Of to-day is sufficient to make the cotton
thrive and rejoice. We now confidently
look for s heavy crop.
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Italy.
LIE CHOLERA RECORD.

ROME, Aug. 9-Sundey's cholera re-
turns are as follows: Algerto, % rev
cases, II deaths; Palermo, 9 new cases, 4
deaths; Licolia, 10 new cases, I deaths
Bianarciils, II new cases, / deaths
smaller towns, IA new cases, II deaths
Palermo, new cases, > deaths; R.sineF
II new cases, deaths: Catona, 9 new
cases, , deaths. There were Coz deaths
from cholera in Catonia during the month
OF July. TIE government has forbidden
the holding of public festivals.
CHOLERA AT NAPLES.
ROME, Aug. 9 Fourteen new cases OF
cholera and ten deaths were reported IL
Naples Saturday.
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Mckinney,
Special to the Gazette.

MCKINNEY, Ten, Aug. The Texas
Central Horticultural Society met today,
Judge 7. c. Goodner presiding. Ar
raneements were made for borticul-
tural exhibit here August "a and % The
necessary committees to receive and look
after articles were appointed.
There is considerable complaint OF the
boil worm, bu. sitter an anxious search
the man whose crop was damaged uld
not be found by THE GAZETTE nan,
but his neighbor's ,woes just across the
creek were st hisltoDgue's end.
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at Tharps Spring.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
THoRp's SPRING, TEX, Aug. S.-Our
village was thrown into q fever Of ex-
element yesterday when smoke wss $ cen
issuing from the windows in the second
snd third stories of Add-Ran College.
But the whole town turned out, and III q
short time the ire was eX.inguished.
The fire wss c1used y the spontaneous
iguitiOH Of some chemical which had beer
carelesSiy stored in the laboratory. Tne
damage was very light.
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BRoe Bal

ST. LOUIS, Mo, lug. St. Louis, Ii
Cleveland, 6.
INDtANAreLGs, IND, Aug. New
York, 10; Indianapolis, :.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. &.-LouisyiIle,
3; Cncipnsti, 4
PrrTsBUEG. pa Aug PIttsburg, %;
Boston, ).
KEW YORK, Aug. Brooklyn, $ Ath
letics, )
BALTIMORE, MD, Aug. Baltimore,
10; Metr0politans, 10.
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. g,-PhiladeIphia,
Il: Chicago, 1.
DETROIT, MICH, Aug. 9.-Detroit, l 3;
Washington, 10.
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TIE FISHERIES DISPUTE.
,t'iI.AN, \. s, Aug. BY far the
IsA,es. interest centers in the current
VI :asl Secretary of the Navy Whit
4 'elegraphed Admiral Luce to with
Z 81 circulars or memoranda OF in
lions thst ne may have authorized
@leo 10 American fishermen. Ad-
Luce authorized the following
euelt IN regard to the circular which
Ss1So' giving Instructions to Ameri-
-SAe[men; MY position is easily
-tI, II Is understood by common re-
.lst tae United States government
Isl Of Great Britain are now ne
lug lot the settlement Of the fishery
I '"Ol' lending these Investigations,
&c psrt Of the | nited States vessels
~. IL Canadian waters to avoid doir q
..-s Which might even harass our
,uIent OF add to the complication Of
at.ous questions st issue. The ships
=. A9ft1 Atlantic squadron were not
4. ~ Inc Gulf of St. Lawrence to pre-
" io'ce the seizure of American
,'ael oy the Dominion cruisers for
q ~ ,-O-auon of laws for the protec-
y. Il Shore fisheries, but rather to
~, ~, S s-cA moral support as the presence
h. =; rps might afford. In the event
I =. sure OF al American fishing YES
! 1, a4esed violstion of the lsws of
dominion, the case must be
k6,r9ut IN the courts, not by
tt.-ulon cruisers and the vessel OF
'-e nited States. This is not
V"e lot or title the Americsu side
session, for if Dominion courts
H. PgoSluon to the claim OF the
y, o ,.A,eS' then the case can be taken
- government and submitted, if
d. aS -, - arojtratisn. An appeal to
III 7T,s Some Of our newspapers suggest
' E.4 10 he e measure off last re-
4 IN I'M .he entire United States navy
J a.rs $500 Ial 10 September, 1886, 1t could
a ys,r sailY prevented the seizures
h.ni 'ma!I Dominion cruiser OF the
he Light for fishing with
h2.oa.;,IIfe e miles limit. However
4uer':,n We may uphold the justice of
Ssyed ~ SIDE OF the question, it has
snd risNe cases Of the David j. Adj
b CONT men NJ. Doughty from dragging
;eyes m 's now for over q year, and
Is he t aay be the decision in those
csse ~ remains that the voyage in
di,a".Hrss broken up and the parties
!rconrs concerned subjected to
H'enlence. TIE British war
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Francs
FERRY WILL MAKE NO REPLY.

FERRY WILL MAKE NO REPLY.
PARIS, Aug. THE newspapers con-
denim General Boulanger's letter to his
seconds as an attempt to reopen que5-
ton which everybody considered settlet.
Tney charge that his object in writing the
letter was to keep his name prominently
before the public. 1t is not expected
tat Mr Ferry will make any reply.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10
SP0RIIE&.


Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX., Aug. THE second
and decisive game OF base bali between
the Excel5ioI's Of this city and the Giants
o Hope, Ark was played ct the Driving
park this afternoon, resulting in favor OF
the Giants. Nine inniGgs were played by
each nine, resulting in s score of thirteen
TO nine
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FIRE. FIRE! FIRE
Continued from .frSt page.

day, when Hewitl's mills were swept
sway. Considerable apprehension is felt
here for the city, and the city has been
thoroughly wet down by the wsterworks.
Everything is very dry and if there is 70
rain within ire mex: twenty-tour hours
greater damage Ih.n that i1hlcted las.
ear may be eXptc,ed. AL cay yesterday
g heavy gale OF wind prevailed when
swept the flames aud destroyed every
tGiHg before it. News has Just beel re
ceived that the large staye mill of Helm 4
Meyer on Wedges creek together with
thousands OF dollars worth OF slaves is
in great danger. a fierce fire is raging in
the weed southeast Of Portage, and c
force Of men is hart at work citing the
flames
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Held to Answer,

SPECIAL 70 the gazette
GALVESTON, Ten, Aug. 9.-The case Of
Major B. NJ. Temple, charged with as
sault with intent to murder, was called
in the Recorders court this morning.
Examination was waived and he was held
20 answer TO the Criminal court in bond
OF $500
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An legendary BIazr,

Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANroNIo, TEX, Aug Pieifer's
store at San Jusn Mission, seven miles
south Of the city, was totally destroyed
by fire at an early houc this morning The
loss is $500; ne insurance. The fire is
supposed TO have been incendIary. The
old Mission was in Imminent danger of
being consumed, Ruta extra eXsrtions
AVpd if 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10

MONTREAL, P. Q, Aug. 9.-MontFeal
Warehonsing Company's building was
damsged by fire to the extent of $40. 900.
One hundred and twenty-five thousand
bushels CT grain were also destroyed, the
loss on which is $50. 900. Insured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10

CEDAE RAPIDS, Iowa. Aug, A fire
this morning in the packing house of s.
NJ. Sinclair 4 Co. d stroyed the 5laugh-
tering department and tank room. Loss,
500 insurance, $50 600.
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IuyDON, Aug. 9-JameS q. Blaine
Ii, MS vile snd daughter, are in Dublin
Er7 IF. Glasgow yesterday and crossed
/ Belfast, proceeding to Dublin, where
y s-Tiyed last evening. Mr. Blaine in
his 10 spend some time in Ireland, as
desires to take g quiet look around
b examine into the condition of the
J llt7 lie says his experience thus far
/ European soil has not reconciled him
he order Of things on this side of the
ee.a. Among the institutions of Great
eE,sG be misses the spring and nerve
kaa..erstlc Of America.
Il DEL ENDING HER CASTLE.
|DrgLy, Aug. Alice Barry dehed
police who were sent to execute q
d d eviction against her in Knocklade,
Egl,y Antrim, to-day She bsrricaded
b 19use aud with the assis .ance Of some
b defended It for long time against
kNge t1Tce Of Clli.ers who attempted to
p = ~ storm aud who were MANY
PCS gepu.sed by stones and streams OF
ping water thrown upon them. The
Pr tnslg captured the house by a
Pr with liked bayonets, but not until
r.! Of them were hurt AMI one was
p pitchiogked. Five of the defenders
Slice BnTJ's house were placed under
b..
SHUT DOWN OK THE UNION.
| llGLIN, Aug g The National bank OF
-a,1ey when acts as treasurer Of the
E-i:ney Poor Law U2i0n has dishonored
l12er Of checks given by the Union to
eve eTicted tenants. The Uuiouists
1 4ieidy Indebted TO the hank to the
F1-L. Of 5000.
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Examining Teachers.

Special to the Gazette
HENRIETTA, TRx., AuT. 1.-THE exam
ination for the Sta Normal for tie 10th
Senatorial district will take place at
Henrietta on the 29th inst, under Pro-
lessons Undertake and Lacy.
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Seland-
ADSONH.

,rT1CK on Gladstone.
Anu. Professor Tyndall
49, ...r another scat.ing article at
S..' c,sistone. H says oil the facts
-, T.rjfy the fact that Gladstone is
y 80 -es5n.nt mask, throu-h which
;";;-1-,ey blows over the land lis fan
d reason
..rp-,AX PEACE MEMORIAL.
- Anr, 9.-John Bright has
~. ..a American peace memorial
;,1 members of the House CT Com
- signed tie document and nine
-. - nave consented to Join the dep
-, which viii take the memorial to
.'..-.-rxG TnE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
.,,,v Aug. "A prolonged sitting
.9I T.6inet Council was held to dey to
- v6ether or not TO proclaim the
:.ys.onal League. The meeting was
nod untll Thursday when the els
vii be rene wed. a majority OF
--1r7-e,s are Rg.iust pyoClalming the
-r. 4 section of the UniOnists
49, Chamberlain insist that the
INT amend the land bill OF the
Il Lords 90 IS TO give the County
IS 7orer Of compromising arrears.
rance A>D TIE HEBRIDFs.
-~n1s. Aug. Sir J. Ferguson,
..neg.ary Secretary Of the Foreign
49, ss,ed in the House Of Commons
;,g ma, Eagland had never acquiesced
- 9rssence Of tae French troops il
| ~ He9r.des. He added that the
.,.5 government was unwilling to be
the french occupation of the New
v5es would long continue and de
f.. ths- the government would in nj
| ,71sent that the withdrawal CT tht
.-r. from the New Hebrides should BIZ
Sr77aed until an agreement respecting
-aD.rs!llti0n of the Suez canal haC
I n reached.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10

LRLIIwAl B0NC0TTRD

RAILWAY BOY COTTBD.
nmIy. Aug. The West Clare Rail
IS a.s been boycot:ed, owing to the
rsi Of Traffic Manager Sullivan. PA
=. nave been posted warning people
MO ps,ronize the road until Sullivan
dismissed. Persons who travel by this
Z .s7 they will be in danger Of being
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To Play at Galveston.
Special to the Gazette.


DEHIsoN, TEX, Aug. Quite mum
Der Of Denison citizens expect 10 60 to
Galveston with the Gate City base ball
boys on the 2lst inst. They are the 'la-
las" OF Texas, having never lost game
this season, being one and one with the
Texsrkspa CLUB, which is the best game
they have played.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10

STRIKE AT VIENNA,

VIENNA, Aug. All the gondoliers il
this city heve gone out on strike be-
cause night service has been started in
the Grand Canal. All the bakers in the
city have also gone on & strike, and the
walters Il the hotels aud cafes threaten TO
on ont
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Bulgaria.
IN MEANS RrSINESS s.

.,S.vD MEANS BUSINESS.
Any. g.-Prince Ferdinand
,.E>H..,, Turnseverem where be VIII
, % = 5+s programme and e1plsin his
:.-2 MY sctins II opposition to Rus
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The Town SaVsd.

ST IGNACE, Mich, Aug. q, 1880
4. M.-Tne change of wind to the DofJh-
east this morning has saved the town. AL!
danger Is row believed TO be passed.
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OUR LITTLE GRANDCHILD.
Cleansed, Purified, and Beautified by the
CutiCura Remedies.

| 1t affords me pleasure 20 give you this report
! OF the cure of eur little grandchii d by your Gu
| ttcura Remedies. When sin months old his
| left hand began to swell and had every appear-
! anCe of large boil We poultced #, but ali to
no purpose tcout five months after It became
! q running sore. soon otner sores formed lie
! then had two of them on each hand and as his
! blood became more and more impure . took
less time for them to break out sore came
very offeosiye His head was one solid snab,
his 3'''i CONDITION swenly two ''' months mhs
Ra mo %hsP hivP PRsas the ne care ~as Of 4%
more than year old, of ss0agumpti ,sCr0fula
OF course. lie could wsIESASsss5Ie, bat could
no, get up fine fell down, anaEoald. rot move
pe Il @ a s @ %s ssas
K .med'es, using the CutIcufa and d'dttears
| zap freely. and when he had tassn one bottle
| pete cured, andbe was impraHed In every
s95n 5s5 'n s5s E 7"5
fbohgsmarter forming Reach one OF these five
G aa grow s a"d tske & oa "2 5ea
Aiag dsnsSsnd half bb,tles he wa wa. CON- e5m
Pisssss snfsd, ala Y ~ al the age Of six
yes Fs,a ssIssx ard q. aasa mo IN scars on
strong, thougosIe.eRes. feaTe ed he would never
for hm did Sn 70 Saaa all wy Who law law the the
| c5id before Using the Cutteura Remedies and
zee the child nov consider 1t q wonderful cue.
| If the above facts of any use to YOU, You
| are at liberty TO Nse them.
GRS. L s DIGGf.
May 9. le35. dl2 b. lay ct bloomington, H..
,n 17e ne sh sSpss %1ses eS' %ss
being with him every day,Aseape accustomed
to the disease MArN#EE HOPPING.
Cuticura Rsdsdles are sold everywhere. Gu
| ticuIa, tisSSESsESkin Cure. 20 cents; CuIcura
| Soap, SESeNrH11aks skil beautifier - cents;
Gut.cula Ee olvef4etne new blood purifier, 81.
| PrepartHAy the Pots Drug and Chemical Co,
| Hoston, A9as. So fE6ess' How To Cure skiu
ITCuING, Scaly Imply and oily Skin beau.
| HUI Iifed by Cut'cura Soap.
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COMMERCIAL REsrhrE.

New YORK, Aug. 2.-Railwav bonds
to-day sold SIS follows: Kansas and
Texas 10 at 10; IS st So; s'5 st
94i; Texas and Pacific Incomes 81 -;
st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas rs at
9S; 2's st 10; Missouri, Kansas zld
Texas IS at S25; SIS st "a
Governments strong.
Money 44@5 per cent.
Sterling weaker.
Silver gti
Wheat steady an i firm.
Cotton sCtiye ald lower
OIL dull.
Coffee lower
Sugars are without special features.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Aug. = The stock market
Wss dull to-day, WITH 8 generally sggging
tendency which developed into decided
weakness in spots, but the temper of
| speculstions changed for the better be-
| fore the close, and the tnal outcome Of
| he days transactions was encouraging
to the bulls. The waiting tendency WAS
more pronounced and the dealings, even
more than yesterday, were simply OF
| professional character. There vas 10
! development ia tel graph matters, but
| the Ives Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton affairs assumed a mich more favor
! able aspect later IL the day, to wa.ch tie
! market quickly responded. The opening
was heavy to weak, the declines from yes
terday's rilai PIECES extending to per
cent, though Missouri Pacific
was specially weak, with loss Ct
per cent. Business was quiet and soon
became dull, and after some slight sd
yaLCas further fractional losses were es-
tablished in early dealings though these
were nearly all regained later. Northern
Pacific sGd Louisville and Nashville be-
came the special feau re toward moor, but
later in the day were strong, while the
general list was saggtng. The last hour
witnessed sharp rally throughout the
, list and the highest prices of the day were
touched 1t the close, which was quiet bu;
2 strong. great ms 1ritY Of the active
list are small fractions higher
but New England gained lie snd
Omaha |, while st. Paul and Duluth I)s'
>, Wheeling and Lake Erie II and Colo
RADIO Coal
: Railroad oOnGs were (uIl. The change.
= are about equally divided between smsl
gains and losses.
Government bonds were dull, but firm
: NEW ORLEANS MARKET
; New ORLEANS, La, Aug -Flou
unsettled but generally lower; clolce
SO IS; fancy, $3.t5"&.75; extra fancy
FtS3 900 LOO Minnesota and winter wnes
patents, 81 5Ola47j Corn dull an
nominal Oats dull western lower a
$50 33tc. COrnmesl lower at So p
az 20. Hay quiet but steady; prime
SI7Wls; choice, SI9a 20. Ho!
l products dull ard unchanged
! Whisky steady st SI.Q50,I II
S Coffee quiet but firm at l7ilo 9043. Ric,
. steady at 4!.o4 &c. Cotton seed product
: dull and nomiual. Sug-r strong; cns,
Y kettle good tsir, %; centrifugsls, choic
q white, lG; off white, GaGi; choice vel
low clarified, 6 3-lt.o 81; seconds, ~, ,!
Molasses steady with good demand cen
trifugal, strictly pure to fancy, 3Sn33.
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The flush of hape on the cheek zfedes
into pale2ess untea,the baleful Influences
Of constipation. MrrIs' CaScariHe will
cure this comDlsast.
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Rain In Wise

Special to the Gsrette.
DECATUR, TEX Aug. ct has rained
nearly all over.Wise county this week.
81 Id OF local opt On rain "as it wsre."
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
-S;naDa Of Ne-COburg Gotha
ibc' Ing TO Take the Oath Gs
w Rulsr Of Bulgaria.

Government VIII Insist on the
e b. -ngrawal of French Troops from
N''H' ,bs New Htbrides.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10

Caue, % per cent;
the crop in fine ord
creased , per can.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-10
ON WALL STREET.
Yesterdays Transactions in Stochs
wtre Almost Exclusively of Il Pro
fesSiOngi Character.

A MsJ1rity of tho Active List ers Small
Fractions Higher hspgss IL Il; wy
Bonds Divided Between aims aac
Loss-5.